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Tanammasat al-Mar’ah in Lisaan Al-Arab Dictionary - please find it for me
Online, I read: "Lisaan al-Arab has explained that the phrase ‘Tanammasat al-Mar’ah’ is used when a woman removes hair from her forhead by way of threading."
However, I have not been able to find this term in the Lisaan Al-Arab Dictionary. Can someone please do this for me?
This is the link to an online Lisaan Al-Arab Dictionary:
http://arabiclexicon.hawramani.com/ibn-manzur-lisan-al-arab/
18 de ene. de 2020 15:12
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Have a look at the link given below:
http://arabiclexicon.hawramani.com/%d9%86%d9%85%d8%b5/?book=3
If it does not work, go for نمص which you can see when you scroll down on the same page.
Hope this helps.
19 de enero de 2020
@Anees Hi Anees. I can't seem to find the definition for "نمص الحواجب". Is it in the same dictionary (i.e. Lisaan Al-Arab? Do you mind copy-pasting it here? Thank you!
19 de enero de 2020
ِAccording to the dictionary, the term نمص connotes forehead threading. Though, the term now has been in use to refer to the act of threading (removal of soft hair by threading) whether from the forehead or face. Hence, when it comes to eyebrows threading, it says 'نمص الحواجب"
As for the answer submission, if you find the answer sufficient for your query, then it is fair. It can also be expected to receive a comprehensive answer from our Arabic linguists.
19 de enero de 2020
@Anees Thank you very much Anees! Do you mind submitting your answer so that I can award it "best answer"? Also, can we be sure that "forehead" is being referred to here and not eyebrows?
18 de enero de 2020
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Haseeb
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Árabe, Inglés, Francés, Urdu
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